Crocs Debuts New Cowboy Boot — Complete with Spurs! — in Honor of 'Croctober'

Yes cowboy boot Crocs are now a thing — and they will set you back $120

The newest Crocs style is giving fans of the footwear brand something to “yeehaw” about.

In honor of Croctober, the holiday celebrated by Croc Nation (a.k.a the brand’s passionate fan base), Crocs is dropping its first Classic Cowboy Boot.

According to a press release, the western-inspired silhouette has been a widely requested style among shoppers and bringing that idea to life is a part of Croctober’s goal to empower the brand's inclusive message, "Come As You Are."

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The boots are definitely built to empower. They are completely fashion-forward, featuring rodeo-esque embroidery, a high-shine croc-embossed texture and a collection of unique metallic Jibbitz, including a first-of-its-kind spin-able spur charm attached to the backstrap of the shoe.

Crocs’ famous alligator mascot Duke also makes an appearance on the rivet wearing a cool cowboy hat in true country style.

Starting Oct. 23, officially recognized as Croc Day, shoppers can purchase the new boots for $120.

The newest addition to the Crocs family was only announced a day ago, but people are already labeling it as a must-have.

Under a teaser video shared to Crocs’ Instagram one user wrote, “Throwing away my old crocs cus I need AN UPGRADE to this,” while another guaranteed they would “legit” wear them on their wedding day.

Related: Victoria Beckham Steps Out in MSCHF's Cartoon-Style Yellow Crocs Boots

Back in early aughts, Crocs were the item to wear if you wanted to be comfortable but on-trend.

That mentality still rings true today, except for the fact that the chunky footwear has been reborn into new level of "It' status thanks to celebrities like Lil Nas X, SZA, Justin Bieber and Lindsay Lohan (all of whom have partnered with the company at some point and have worn the chunky footwear).

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A wide range of brands from fast-food companies (who can forget the look — and smell — of the hyper-realistic drumstick Jibbitz made with KFC?) to high-fashion labels have also warmed up to Crocs, releasing out-of-the-ordinary styles made to leave a footprint in fashion.

That includes Crocs’ most recent larger-than-life stompers designed alongside art collective MSCHF.

As sizable as they are in real life, the yellow boots became just as large online, where they were known as the second viral big boot to take the internet by storm. Just ask Victoria Beckham or Paris Hilton who proudly paraded the coveted item on their feet.

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